Hannah has a distinctive design talent that has been passed down through generations of the Carnegie family, living on Cumberland Island in Georgia, USA. As a young child, she was entirely immersed in the daily routine of island life with her cousins and mother, renowned jewelry designer Gogo Ferguson, and Gogo’s mother, the island’s matriarch Grandma Lucy Ferguson. The childhood contrast of life on a remote island and touring the world has gifted her with a specific awareness - laser-focused on the geometry and symmetry of nature; be it the myriad design patterns apparent in the insect kingdom, the veins running through an oak leaf, or the microscopic galaxies of organisms and cells. It’s these awe-inspiring facets of nature that Hannah strives to communicate through the medium of fine jewelry. She channels nature’s unique and exquisite natural forms and patterns in a way that inspires a reconnection with our natural surroundings. Celebrating nature while also raising awareness of conservation is central to her raison d’être.